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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]ADHD and soccer don’t work. That’s what I learned. My child can’t learn soccer (and my other child who was also diagnosed, isn’t hyperactive but has another specific type of adhd). Meds for evening practice isn’t the priority either. I coached as well. My worst parent experience was sadly for a completely off the rails adhd child. Like actively kicking our scrimmage ball FAR FAR away. In addition, I had a young team 2 years ago and it boggles my mind. Almost every kid was unfocused. The best player at that age, technically and team-wise was a very smart Indian child.[/quote] Disagree with this. It depends on the child. My U14 DD thrives on the soccer field. Her focus is totally different to academics because she enjoys it. [/quote]
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